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What is the term for when a climber moves from one feature to another without having any intermediate protection?
Which of the following is NOT a type of mixed climbing tool placement?
What is the term for placing ice tools on an overhang and then lifting the body off the ground?
Which of the following is NOT a method for placing ice screws in mixed climbing?
What type of knot is commonly used for tying into the rope for mixed climbing?
What is the term for climbing a steep rock face with ice tools and crampons instead of traditional rock climbing gear?
What is the term for when a climber moves their feet in and out while standing on small holds?
In mixed climbing, what is the term for using ice axes and crampons on rock terrain?
Which of the following is an important skill for mixed climbing?
What do climbers use to protect themselves from falling in mixed climbing?
What is the term for the spiked metal teeth on the bottom of crampons?
What is the term for when a climber moves across a horizontal rock roof while hanging upside down?
Which of the following is NOT a type of mixed climbing axe?
What is the term for when a climber falls and is caught by the rope and belayer?
What technique is used for moving up a steep, vertical ice formation in mixed climbing?
What is the term for when a climber uses only their body to progress up a climb and doesn't pull on equipment?
Which of the following is NOT a type of mixed climbing?
What type of equipment is used for mixed climbing?
What is the term for using ice axes on thin ice formations?
